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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1908

Page

12

Stolen Bicycle Arrest and Fine Imposed on McCann

William McCann and Frank Williams were arrested in Waldo on a bicycle theft charge. McCann confessed sole blame, Williams freed after McCann’s admission. McCann pleaded guilty to petit larceny, fined 260 dollars plus costs, unable to pay, plans to seek funds from his father in Kimura New York. A fight on George street led to a chase for a pocketbook thief who escaped aboard a westbound freight train. Police responded but the thief vanished on arrival.

William McCann Frank Williane Waldo Charles Ohls Williams McCann Iis Kimura New York Finney Stevens George Street Stevens Hell Ble Eovape

Woman Arrested in Louisville for Threat to Kill Roosevelt

Carrie Ade, 30, a barber by background, was arrested in Louisville on a threat to kill President Roosevelt. She was brought to Washington by relative Harry Werfin and, after a probate court hearing, ordered confined to Columbus State Hospital. Authorities say her delusions centered on an assignment to kill the president and save the country.

Carrie Ade Louisville Sho Roosevelt Washington Harry Werfin Daniel Ade Columbus Etate Hospital State Board Frm Caiting

Whooping Cough Claims Infant Fredegick Sickel Near Likens Chapel

Frederick Sickel nine month old son of Mr and Mrs James Sickel near Likens Chapel died Friday evening after whooping cough. Funeral services conducted from Likens Chapel Sunday morning by Dr J L Hensley of Marion. Interment in chapel cemetery.

Frederick Sickel James Bickel Liken's Chapel Orlock J. Ll. Hensley Marion

Delegation Divided in Thirteenth District Nomination Battle

Marion county delegates to the Thirteenth district congressional convention are split with many candidates vying for influence. County delegates include John W. Smith Island Bowling Green John Guthery Green Camp A A Somnot William Ruth Thomas Gruber Samuel Mahaffey Frank Campbell Michael Burke Patrick Monahan Martin Walters Edward Sexton George Orlane Thomas Clary Thoryan Mead J A Key Adam Kull Alfred Schulte Henry Harden J K Hunty Stephen Propple ton William Allmendinger Philip Rubeman J Denman and others as races promise many ballots before a choice.

Almont Marion County Thirteenth District Ehhosem Marion Wyandot C. C. Anderson Fostoria Whio Seapow Prinorio Anderson Crawford County Carl H. Henkle Wyandot County Democrats Island John W. Smith Bowling Green John Guthery Green Camp Village A. A. Somnot Samuel Mahaffey Frank Campbell Michael J. Burke Patrick Monahan Martin Walters Edward Sexton George Orlane Thomas Clary Thoryan Mead

Local Personal Notices and Social Movements

Foster Roppold guests of relatives. N Quigley visited Columbus on professional business. George B. Christian Jr. returned from a Virginia trip. James W Prendergast and family in Cincinnati. Brak back from Ohio State Optimist contest attendance. Clarence Flemming and companion return from Detroit. Mrs D A Strayer leaves for Akron and Cleveland. James Freeman and Rowen Mafree wed by Justice Conley. plan to reside here. Fershe and Kenna meat shop closed on attachment. Miss Brookins to lecture on Christian Science May 19 at Grand Opera House.

George B. Christian Jr Virginia James W. Prender_ast Cincinnati Brak Ohio State Clarence Flemming F Cumming Avenue Detroit Michigan James Freeman Rowen Maffree Justice C.H. Conley North Main Street

Local events and school notices fill city pages

Community activities cover Sunday services at the Old Ladies Home and a Prohibitionists meeting at Miwion Rooms. Pigeons arrive for Carroll May’s race to Cleveland. A Woods picnic includes Julia Vanety Jones and others. Field Day items were cut due to a clash and hammer incident at Marion High. A cantata Ruth is planned, under Miss Wiard, with a public performance. The old fire engine repaired at Wear End Department to boost safety.

Old Ladies’ Home North State Street American Express Carroll May Cleveland Weather Street Missen Julia Vanety Jones Edith Jones Grace McGaughey Ethel McGaughey Edward McGaughey Cliffern Hughie Marion High School Ruth Mins Wiard Central Fire Department Wear End

Roses and Gilmore Sisters head Family Theatre bill

The Lilliputians lead the bill at the Family Theatre next week with The Roses champion Fancy and Senational Rifle stars. The Gilmore Sisters and Ranch Girls, plus the Family Theater Orchestra, will complete the program along with the latest illustrated songs and moving pictures.

Lilliputians Family Theatre the Roses Gilmore Sisters Ranch Girla Family Theater Orchestra

United Commercial Travelers Hold Pleasing Social Affair

Lodge Motes recounts a highly pleasing social function by the United Commercial Travelers at Huber Hall. About seventy five couples attended at 8 o'clock with dancing, cards, and diversions until midnight. An elegant buffet luncheon and continuous punch contributed to the success, aided by the cordial committee of F B McKitimes, Frank M. King, and W J Obertin. The Protected Home Circle met.

United Commercial Huber Hal Jhours To Ceral Messrs. Fb, McKitimes Frank M. King W. J. Obertin

Fraternal Lodge Initiations and Meetings Update

In the Red Men's hall Mesday evening three candidates were ballot and four were damaged into the mysteries of the order. An invitation to visit the Delaware lodge May 21. The Fraternal Messenger meets Friday with a large attendance twelve applications for membership were received and the class will be initiated June 5 with a banquet. Committees were appointed and a dance planned for Marion lodge No. 402 Kolehia of Pythias last evening.

Red Men's Hall Delaware Lodge Aus Marion Lodge Kolehia Pythias

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Marion Clothing & Cloak Co Chas. Turner & Co Chas, Turner & Co Center Street U. K Diamonds G. W. Bowers Jeweler and Optician Carhami Frank Williams Columbus Hospital Likens Chapel Tiffin George Hi Scofield Davis KJ. A Key Adam Kull Holland C—J J .Smith Montgomery East Alfred Schulte Montgomery Weat Hender Mornat-Henry Harden Bast Rock J. K. Hunty New Moomington Kaward Bebultas Peasant Stacols Lichtenberger W J. Selter Prospect Village Frank Proppleton Prospect William Allmendinger Richland Philip Rubeman Charled Retterer Scott William Wier Tally John Butt Waldo Village O. 5 Anthony Waldo Township J. A. Denman Foster Rela Sandusky N. Quigley Columbus D. A. Strayer South Greenwood Street Akron Johnston’s Dye House H. Ackerman South Main Street Haberman Hardware Co Mike Thompson Wong Rpworth
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